Innisfail News

For most people, owning your own golf course is a dream best left to the millionaire set. That is, until Rick Malcolm came along.

Innisfail can now lay claim to having the first wheelchair accessible playground in the Chinook’s Edge public school system.

Innisfail RCMP is asking for the public’s help to solve a break and enter in the community earlier this month. According to police, unknown suspect(s) entered a garage on 45 St. Cl.

Town planners are encouraging citizens to show up in big numbers when the next set of public work shops for the revitalization of downtown are held July 19 and 20.

Innisfail’s Extra Foods grocery store is being rebranded into a No Frills outlet. Although no exact date has been set for the official rebranding the change will occur in mid-August.

When it comes to building success in the community most will tell it happens because of the people. Harold Leason is a big believer in the value of people.

Four local peace officers have traded in their four-wheeled vehicles for ones of the two-wheeled variety. Innisfail RCMP members Const. Rick Buiserret and Const.

The next provincial election is not expected to be called until late next year but Innisfail realtor Kerry Towle is already primed.

Innisfail Aquatic Centre lifeguard Ron Spellman has often said the centre’s staff members are awesome. Now he has proof.

Innisfail Town Council approved a request from the Innisfail Library Board to increase library’s 2011 budget from $60,000 to $84,100 during the June 27 council meeting.